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溫尼伯要聞 · 兄弟搜救、警車碰撞與藍色轟炸機致敬

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 白殼省立公園(Whiteshell Provincial Park)疑似溺斃兩兄弟搜救持續。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,10歲馬西莫·奧·拉米雷茲與13歲亞倫·奧·拉米雷茲在Nutimik湖(Nutimik Lake)被水流沖走,搜救隊伍包括 HEART 聲納小組、騎警船隻與無人機,以及約20名社區志工參與;拉克杜邦尼皇家加拿大騎警督察科里·邁耶斯說,這次行動並未被視為僅為打撈任務。
  2. 溫尼伯警車碰撞案引監察調查,機車男子受傷送醫。 溫尼伯警察局表示,一名50歲男子因通緝遭警方追截,約在羅根大道(Logan Avenue)晚間6時發生與巡邏警車碰撞,該名男子以不穩定情況送醫;員警在現場查扣1,250加元等值(12.5公克)可卡因、345加元等值(43.7公克)甲基安非他命及現金415加元,並對其以販運毒品與拒捕等罪名提出指控。
  3. 少年涉案,百週年社區(Centennial)一隻貓被發現重傷不治。 溫尼伯警察局約在晚間9點20分回應通報,逮捕一名16歲少年,檢方指控他將貓裝入塑膠袋並以刀具傷害;控罪包括殺害或傷害動物、造成不必要的痛苦、持有武器以及多項違反保釋條件等。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Amanda Lathlin逝世後,The Pas‑Kameesak選區補選進行中。 週二選票上有四名候選人:詹妮弗·弗萊特(新民主黨)、艾德娜·納貝斯(保守黨)、丹·奎斯內爾(自由黨)與沃利·道德里奇(基石黨)。曼尼托巴省議會席次分布為新民主黨33席、保守黨20席、自由黨1席及2名獨立議員。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 九省省長同意解除省際障礙,允許酒類業者直寄消費者。 協議允許釀酒廠與烈酒廠即刻跨省出貨;文件指出曼尼托巴與紐賓士域已先行開放市場,卑詩省須在2027年2月前完成相關法規。

🏥 Health

  1. 曼尼托巴萊姆病病例上升,2025年已逾120例確診。 省衛生單位報告2025年確診逾120例,曼尼托巴萊姆病志工瑪妮·勒佩奇表示,因檢測差異實際感染數可能更高。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)將把1988與1990年灰盃冠軍隊列入球會名人堂。 球會將於9月25日主場對多倫多的比賽期間致敬這兩支隊伍;1988年隊伍以9勝9敗闖入決賽,詹姆士·墨菲單場165接球碼數助隊擊敗卑詩(BC),1990年隊伍則拿下隊史第10座冠軍,湯姆·伯吉斯與格雷格·巴特爾獲選最有價值球員。

📰 Also Today

  • 男子尋求確定手術日期,斷腳多次延誤後仍在等待手術排程。
  • 溫尼伯一宗貓被殺案件通報,16歲青少年被起訴。
  • 兩名年幼兄弟落入曼尼托巴湖泊,搜救進入第四天。
  • 溫尼伯一名26歲失蹤者被發現死亡,警方證實死訊。
  • 工會地方分會 CUPE Local 500 主席高德·德布里奇,55歲,醫療急症後辭世,工會公告其逝世。
  • 分析:川普最新關稅行動會影響哪些加拿大商品。
  • (重複)九省省長同意解除省際酒類銷售障礙。
  • 雷利·萊楚克(Riley Laychuk)曼尼托巴週二天氣預報(2026年7月21日)。
  • 解析:為何川普此刻威脅對加拿大出口課徵新5成關稅。
  • 溫尼伯第五人因催化轉換器竊案遭逮捕。
  • The Pas‑Kameesak補選提早投票熱絡,投票站人潮眾多。
  • 湯普森(Thompson)啟用擴建航站,稱為北方重要基礎建設。
  • 一名自行車騎士被犬隻咬傷,抱怨鄉鎮長期未逮捕該犬只。
  • 川普關稅威脅在愛德華王子島省長會議上加劇對省長們的壓力,並成為會中議題。
  • 噴射機隊(Jets)球員佩爾費蒂簽下長約,球隊對他有更高期待。
  • 一名自稱為比什諾伊幫派成員的男子在曼尼托巴被捕,法庭文件指出相關細節。
  • 第80屆達科他奧亞特瓦希奇皮(Dakota Oyate Wacipi)儘管淹水仍繼續舉行。
  • 兩名男子因2022年布蘭登(Brandon)謀殺案被判17年有期徒刑。
  • 一名18歲溫尼伯青年在格倫索爾(Grunthal)砂礫坑溺斃。
  • 川普將對加拿大課徵新的50%關稅。

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